The tall Renaissance facade of Augsburg Town Hall, with its onion-domed corner towers, seen from Elias-Holl-Platz.

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Augsburg Town Hall

Augsburg Town Hall was built in 1615-1624 by city architect Elias Holl in the Renaissance style, and was the tallest secular building in the world on completion. Its interior includes the Golden Hall, and the gabled facade carries the imperial eagle and the city's pine-cone emblem.

Nearby

St. Anne's Church

church

Fuggerei

historic site

Schaezlerpalais

art museum

Augsburg Cathedral

church

Basilica of Saints Ulrich and Afra

church

Augsburger Puppenkiste

museum

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